Sentence examples for appreciably fast from inspiring English sources

The sensor showed appreciably fast response (14.3 s) and recovery time (28.7 s) at 150 °C.

Our study showed quite high response magnitude (87.3%), appreciably fast response time (8.3 s) and recovery time (17.8 s) to 1.0% methane at 250 °C.

For moderate sized networks (up to 300 nodes, and even in the presence of a severe partition of the network), the approach guarantees a performance very close to the optimum, with an appreciably fast convergence speed.

Instead, their momentum seems to have got appreciably faster with each successive release and with Tuesday Wonderland they're soaring.

In the stately first movement the flow and sweep came not from the tempo, which was not appreciably faster than you typically hear, but from the nervous tinge of the playing.

Subway cars broke down at an appreciably faster rate last year than they did the year before, the report said, noting with admirable understatement that "this is a bad trend".

We utilize the flexibility of particle filters to construct a stochastic global optimization algorithm which can converge to the optimal solution appreciably faster than naive global optimization.

In contrast, our theory shows that the optimality criterion seeks out a special drift observer that both provides better tracking performance and allows the drift to be appreciably faster.

As a result of that accident the Finn has a poor draw for qualifying in Montreal today but the McLaren No1 has looked appreciably faster than his rivals in recent races and even from third or fourth place on the starting grid he should be the man to beat.

A comparison of the two modeling techniques readily reveals that the asymptotic homogenization model is appreciably faster in its implementation (without a significant loss of accuracy) and thus is readily amenable to preliminary design of a given 3D grid-reinforced composite structure.

Its characteristics include the following: it is applicable to both symmetric and asymmetric problems with random elements; it does not use subjective decisions, so it can be completely mechanized; it is appreciably faster than any other method proposed; and it can be terminated at any point where the solution obtained so far is deemed sufficiently accurate.